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I - tt - p - l'f r ~4, 1: f". ` • : 44 ) ,...y.,.,,,,..,..p 44 i ilii:t.)l!..; -,- TE • • • • .4.1;4 s 4N ' . , .. q 4' - : *"." 7 .r - . 4 . - -.4 . - • 4 - 44144 •' C ri - - -4 Tr 7 - , -----1 ~ _ ~, . _,,, j . , ITI r o .. , - 1 r ., Igi 4 ....r4 - ..... ...44k. .4' - .., .., -1 0 ~~..14 y s ~ .T~i. NuwEit 5281,1 IV DNE - S- D A lc MIGUST 16) _ .~:_ [PRICE SIXPEN - cE itALPPPINY. S A L E, The new Comic Pantomime continuing to receive en. I , thusiastic applause from. crowde.t Audiences will be re. 't peated every Evening until further Notice. , ... I . . MANOR FARM, TITHE,FREE. - ASTI,Vi's 'A. - MVIHTHEATRE, IV Em .. s - riNsTER..AL ‘ " . TO BE :SOLD , :. -4. BRIDGE. , ttn;ler the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PA i Nc.E HE NI A NON FA il :,I i 'I. .: GRAN(; E', in the.Caris-li • O• L; 1: IN EW-410 LIS E fMe . ii • Vale, in the C'utinty . Of W A CES and DOKIk' of YORK. ! of warwick, itbiut three miles froth A.thet 4 storie, .and ioUr ,MHIS EVENING, 16th, Thursday 17th, Fri- i fr o m T a nP"rtil. The R`) . ids'.o Neighboufhpod gpod, and . rOn healthy and pleasant: It- consists of a Larg e il. day iilth, and Saturday rsitftp.it;tust, a: Half-past Six the situat precisely, substantial Dwelling-House, Garden, Orhard, andsufficient .c, ... The Scientific EQUESTRIAN' PRELUDE, , Barns, Stables, and Out-hou s e s of ev e r y description, .ind . three hundred and lifty-acres (more or less) ofe , ncellent Meadow,- Or CdTILION. and COUNTRY DANCE by Eight i Pastitre.; . and Arable Land, (in' about thirty. Inclosures, re- Horses. - . . . > markably well hedged) tithe-free, in a ritig fence, and the The popular Eastern War Speaaele,,called Land-Tax redeem.!cl. • THE ARAB;,. ' •1. Particulars stay he known of Mr. Richard Faux, the 'Pe , nant, who wit I shew the Estate ; at Messrs. Forster, Cooke Or THE : F,REEB,OOTERS taI , "THE DESERT. LL, ? With a GENERAL ATTA UK .6.11 Real Horses.and Erere, Solicitors, -I„,incoln's inn, London, wherz a Map HaRSE MANS HIP by tyre Double Comp liarticularly of the Estate may be seen i_ or by letter addressed to Mr. k Mr. sorrit. - . • . : Thomas, Post-Office, Lyininron, Hou'ts. After which, the-EctentricitieS of the HUNTED 'TAI LO R. I'o - conclude with (third tithe} anew Comic Pantomimic, with emensive Mechan:cal Changes, Mciamorphoses, .S:c., invented and. i,roduced h'.. Mr Asticv, jun. called . THE MIDNIGHT BELL; - - Or, HARLEQUIN VICTIM, _ • ...Haelet - inin, -- Mr 13t) LOG NA, jolt. ; Pantaloon, Mr. DA V 0 : Grotes'que Lover, Mr. NORMAN; , Columbine, Mrs. M EL V I LLE (late Miss Taylor) ; Principal Witch, Mr. ~OSE ; Ariel, Miss B 1,0. M GRE E N ; And 1-licrr,t, Mr. LAURENT The other numerous,Cbaraders by the rest of - the Comlany. Doors open at Half past Five; begin at itilf past il l .— second Price at Half past Eight. *** Equestrian Tuition by able Masters. • ADMII 4LTIC:OFFICE,' - Rtigstst 15 - , "k. llO *l. - LORDS COiVAIISSIQA.ERS or the ,• AIJ,VIIRArTY of der6d • His - illajesty's Guiz- Grig 3:IIN.Xto 6e stationed cif the Scow, for the purpose...l' ex-, bi,iting a L;ght Jar the Ctildane' y 'Ships paSsing to, of from, . the -Cattegat ; un i the sti/dkesie: beirtgdircEied to cake her Bear ifig! 4/ follow,, ~._ Z... j..... _ .. CA YE N • • • . . . Ai Account of the Colony o f C.---,yenne . , in Stonth Aticrica 3 with Anecdotes of litA,ri-lagos. • . , ,"Scaw light-louse, W.N.W. by Compass Six Miles; then thepine:r .IF.nq of th.... Reef will bear N.W.by N.-thy , Coinpass ditant Three Miles." Noll, e tht,i.e , y is berdj, gk i ., e, for the i , firmation if the Nos. tors and Pilots, of His Majesy'sl'ibips, aild for the ISenijit of N.:vigation in Genoal. t -. - I . • ' OLD AND' SUPP'RIRT 11. W. POLE. C.PENCER and PERKINS, }1\0..1 i-s', Newoate -1...) street, linp)rterS of Wine tbr lit:ow/pits of forty ,years, twenty of - Iv hioh . they have adopted that adrniFable mode of inelioiatinAt in large Vats of '3 and , 43o0.(illloficon rents; 'as is. weir:ll,lld C'e,rinany - al:d 'tither frraces A brbad, by w`.ich are so intitruved in tiai:oitr, - 110 -their cordial gni:litres retained, t;iat - tliey arc-no: only a delic:iotts .liquor to rtie nalate. but gralettill to the stomachs of nervous' Habits, and the Aged a, - ;d ltihrnl. Their Stick of Old Port, and Madeira &c. is upwards of 11Otfles, and :3;; - ..ao Gallons inVats and casys, by ad \w; they are ei , ahl,d to keep Write to great ages, - winch t e i seil on the nr.,,t mo derate. terms, hir Ready-inoney. ,Nut le,s than a Dozen sent to any part uf the Town tree ot . expence. Then - Logniae. Brandy, and • 4 AllialCa Rum; -they ke ,p in, Vats,. and to'great ages. iCTLI A (..; Aug. 9, , 1,8;9 -THE CO.I.IMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL LiAf Ills mAyEsTri NAP'Y do hereby give &lice; That 7I • irt..inesday, the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive l'enietl, in writing .( sealed • up), and treat for Two !kindred and Fift . y . M.urand Gallons of WfiST I N t..) I ,R 1./ VI, Ir be duty free, front IV:rehouses in which the same shall have been bonded,' into hirL 1/iastailing Stores at the and in the.repeaive quantities undermentioned, -within the -period rf tin e.e Monibi, in nwald(y proportion 4;. viz. Deptford . _ soo,obo Gallons - Portsmouth 90,000 -Plymouth -' 60,000 DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. TENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public that he continues to gliee the full Value, in Ready, Inoney, for DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. 32, Cock ' Spur-street, ChAring-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern. This Uay was puoiis:ieo: In tunu. price 45.. bokind, -the •Sevent-la Edition, ce,,mcleit - and improved, o; - i HI STO RI d'Al, an MISCELLANEOUS Q U ES" I' I 0 NS lof.the tuse oi -Young Veople; With a Selection of British and General Biography, &c. • . ; I By RIC I-MAL. MANGNAL. 44 Printed for Longin.in, ,Hirst, Rite N and. Urine, Palernos- -1 ter-row, London ; aria I . -- 1-lur,t, ITA'efit;l.l. -250,000 • to be. r aid for by with Interest, niitety . days after dale • 7ye Conditions of the . Contraß may be wen at the SerretwYs Office. ' Nee Tenderfor a less quantity than Ten Thousand Gallons will aa'milied., 1.0 V F, DEN 'versus BAR K This Day was published, price 3s 6d _ . .. • In HE TRIAL al large of 'an Attiop bi-ollglA by Li)wAtti:- L, , ,VEDEN LoVEDEN, Esq. agaiwst THOMAS RAYMOND •BARKER, .Esq. for Critnic.al Conversation with :C . lrs- Loveden ; tiled before Lord Ellen. borou;handa..Special fury, 4 . IVostintnsteF;,.:on Monday, luly 3, ;Soy. Taken in Short Hand'hy IV4s regard will be had to any Tender In which the Price' shall notGe inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered io the, Board be/ore One .'6'Clock on the said Wednesday the,23d'inst. - nor unless the Pers.m who makes the Tender, or ;tette Pers:anoi his -;thiGa 17, attends, to answer when called for. •. , London•:' Printed tor Sherwood, Neely, and, fones, Pa. ternoster.:roW. , DISEAgES OF DOGS. • rrHE fonowin,.: most. valivible -.. MEDICINES . A (discovered and prepared by Mr. 131.A1p4 E, Vgtfai nary- surgeon,;, Wells-street. Oxtord-siteot) hre Patronised and used 'by every cel?.:larated Sportsnian_in•the .(lnic,u li n ing_ )m. In One Day (Oclober zoth) the S PATE LOTTERY will • begin and finish. Only 5,000 Numbers, and 2 . ,, 0,0001. Prize Mofiey. • 0111`.SBY 'and Co. take the liberty of .tecom inenflifigan early purchase of Tickets and'Shares; and liope,to supply. their friends with a large share of the said 200;0001. Prize Money. • ()niers from any part of the Globe executed on the saine ferns as if present, at either (if their old established State Lottery Offices, z 6, Cornhill or 13Orciugh ~", 1807 and - 1808 Capital P!izes,shared by Hornsby and Co. tk,i44 - - £23,000 ; 8,831 - £5,000 10,294 - - 2c,c00l 8;7 i 6 - - .19,544 -- - 20,000 19 , 575 - 5,0-0 2 2 79 - - 10,030 17, L 7 - - 4,000 133 - - i0,0,-== 3.536 - - - 2000 deveral of 1,0001. 5-01. i.ol. 501. &c. = -} 3 sides E 11/14-LLIO NST ERLING in founer Lotteries. • • MONEY. • IVIESSRS.!LUCAS and Co. beg Leave • to inform those that may be Alcsi:ous. of, borrowing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all times, and without delay, advance any Sum. from One Hun tired to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal Or any - other Security, arisaig:rom Marriage Settlements, Mo. IleY in the Funds, Clergyrnens' Livilvs,ior Freehold, .Copy- hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable 'berms, and will also conduct every Negotiation at much less expellee than what is usually incurred in money transactions. Personal A pplicatioDs No. Lucas and C. daily re ceive at their house; No. 19,. lermyn.street, St. fames's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N.B. Ten - Years purchase - will be ,given for well secured . Annuities. A CERTAI.N:DISEASE... DR. FREEMAN'S Uni . 9ersal and long established Medicine, called GUTTA SA LUTA RIS, may: be depended on to be a certain,, sate, and speedy cure for the Most inveterate :Venereal Disease, Gleets, Paws and Obstructions in th e Urinary Passages in eithe r s e x ; I t s operation i s by urine and 'insensible ,perspiration. A slight case is generally cured in a lew dabs, and a confirmed Lues• in a sliort lime. - '.inveterate. Scurvy, • Fistula, Dropsie, Jkheinnatisms, gravels, Weaknesses, 'and Obstructions, are ' 3 PeeuilY removed by these safe and salutary drops - They requirehothing to work them no restraint of diet," ci,v - r Ithiderance from bu s iness. .Those who take 'them in de. Pend on a,suun , i and periec't,cure, xvithcot the knowledix of any krson whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa tient may r,C , abn‘it his or her business without the least ger. Tile iarge yoi.ntit)es that are daily sold for exportation. and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other medicine in the known World. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. Iluitei's; No. 4, Cheapside, corner of iternoster• row ; and 'retail by One or more Medicirie Venders n every town, in bottles at 2s. 9d. and . 4s. 6d. each, with aml.le directions, • • A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late in '4 his M. jesty's service,• challenge the whole work, to PloVe a single instance where their medicine and Method of Cure, have failed of the desired effect. The praCtice of many Years in this particular branch' of their procession, has nut given rise to one unsuc,:essful gas - They continue to (tired their studies to the treatment and elate of Venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the Youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of .barrenness ; the..ot her have its ravages to.. tally developed to them by a distressing state of deoility, Which, it not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consump tions, loss of muscular power, and various tiervouscomp lain is, tually charaderise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Ur persons languishing the disorders incickot to such a habit their treatment is sins le,•and hes never proved t.lil5llC- CeS4ftti in the course of a 100, laborious, and much extended' practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve infeaion, such as obstructions:in the 'urethra s sptingy "`,=,esc nat. ences, hard tumors, c a ll ous ulcers, ertiprions, Meets, as also STRI CT L.; 12 h•S, sett fi't tether recent or of lolig duratioo, and whi: - .ll:,ave the skirt of - other Praetitioners, are tr t ; 1111- .r r : °l :ei plan of treattneht, effectually and permanently cuted, *vitz lout the Patient suffering the excruciating pall: and lion alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the a pplica 91Alle lun4r caustic. In the -course - of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases .of Strictures have been and are daily under their Cate, tie total qrachcation of Which ;ire lleeted by a safe, certain, and axpe. dit ions mode of practice, 'Superior to any other yet arks.pted. Tice weakness, relaxation, sod debility proceeding front this Complaint is speedily reino;i‘ld. and - the Patient restored to sottiO and yiAorouS.health. but 'mihete . the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance:in their restorative re rvecties, after the Stricture has • been destroyed, is indispensa bly teques!rc to revive the siumbei-ing sparks of life wnd ti) reannw.le the constitution. Messrs. Cynic ,and 'Co. may-be Consulted-by either sex With the greatest delicacy, secrecy ; and honour, h at their House, N o. toy, liatton.garclen. Pattente- in the Country., are requested to state the . particu lars or their case, age, and general habit of living,- etc. etc. I . ocl.;sin g a remittance for advice and medicines; when the same will be given or sent to any part of -the kingdom. To el44tire that secrecy se essential to their undertaking, the l'! ) trige of letters may be added to the account for,lterlieilx:3. 9 11 1 I Line, t49.—i07, Hinton garden. DISTF,M R. His Medicinal Priwit.rs for I)isteloper, price Is. 6i. per Pacitet, usually sufficient tbr the Cure. • - • ' MANGE.,, , • , . , His Specisc. Qintment for Mange is the most easy and in fallible renic.ty ever discovcipl,priLe as; act. Per Lux. WORAIS. His Worm Powders, price 2.5. 6,1. per Set, destroy all the various kinds of Worins., , CANKER IN THE EAR.- • • The Complaint is readily removed by his Canker Wash, price zs. 6d.- per•bottle_, - „, , • . Foulness and Itching of the Skin are,rernovc,d, as . we{l as condition promoted, by his AlterativePowderS, price as. per Set. , • •• t .... , PURGI.bIG BALLS, A safe, - but etkctive purOtive, price :Is: 64: per ti:Ox...' These Nledictoes are soht ,s ao.ve . „;aildi' wholesale and re tail, by Boose . y, '4, Old • 'Broad. street ; Barclay and Son, I'leet-rharket • • 86, South.Bridge,.Edinoiggh ; .ituddleston,. 4 6 , Daolin ; Or;born, Ne . ,v York . ~ •. • ..Viliere.rnay be had: ' 1 -. '. •• v BLAIN?! 's Ge , ,,iic HORSE NI EDICINES. 1 !: : _Est i • New - binciptt. Honoured Sir, • E lint , ur g h, March t43,•180I. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the 1 year Ingo,' I ;lave 'tween with the Lues Vclld. re 3; which, fi'on its obstinately resisting e ver y . course o f . •La sLribeii by the most .eninient of that FacultY here, several se•tere ntrses-.of sa li vat i o n, and twice the Flospirr.Awith little relief, wou ld a ppear tube.ot die. most 'inveterate natu r e. ' • i n : t h e ,' spring of last year inv dts , rder had - .got to sucli,a head, as nearly to put a perirxl to my existence . -, 7 3- had a large ti l e r on on the crown. of my head , .one. each arrn,....ind, rn yl eo w e r e broke out in a frightful ntaiiner ; • my ri4ht was dread. , fully painful, and had been in a state, of ulLration • tor the last seven years • my left hut also two large nodes on it, was very much ; discoloured, ithd..givet-rne' site,: excrutiat ing pain, particularly •,viieri ,rm in bed, as nearly to d e . 'prive me of rest ; tit this intetitable 'state, h was reauun. men d e d by Mr. I . Ttionwsou, (who reef:iv:4l. so great a cure by -- them here), to take your Lealee's 'Patent. Pills, (1- Op . . 11w • - 6th the' - can t Se which I began to of a-fortnight, 1 began to nice:ye bene:t —ln little inure than a anonth, the ulcers 'on.'•my Heart and , ands were soundly healed—soon atter, the sores -on my leg 4. 1 104 1,0 alsot; leaving, however, consitierabh :fiacolou•ra.iion in at; skin, and pain in the butte of the left, witii;ll,, by. the !iles. sing of God, and a little longer persevcran::,_ ii: your thva. luable Medicine, sitbsined,; cite gloats iti;iper,lll B , the regaining its natural hue, and t:ienoefurn.il - panis going oft. 1 thus "Oecimit", by your' ath*ice an,l Me dicine, perfectly tree Iran all. my . ' complaints— have recovered rny•former spirits and ar.d ain be. come jolly and tat, in which. state Itayingcontinued many months to the • astonishriient or, all who, me. I am at a loSs in What tenns to express my gratitude; but beg 'yo u ', to: the good . of other suthiring mortalS, to make this, , my case-as public as poSsible,- , as shall on ev er y occas i on in 'so 'doing, .you will greatly o bli ge , Sir, you r • gritef u l ; obedient, very'imini -, le. ' NI URKE Swan's Close, iiigh-street, NVitibisses to the above Cure : boas TIIO3: , XYSO,Iq," No. 3,. New PoultrV Market ; and jonu M u lliTt/s id, Old As.,enthly-CloSe, Prepared and , Sold by the sole'Proprietdr, o . :a A s'T....YLoi(, Member of the Royal Colleg e o f Sur germs, at:his litittsc, NO. 9, New Bridge-street, London uhe...-c, after a. constant r,:.sidcrice .of Inorelhan • thrrty-sii years, 'in a - priktice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Coniplairits and those incidental to the Paris of ' Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which • men of hi's profession sheilld always observe in such cases, he . ratters himself, the, advice and assistance he -gratuitously adnunisteis to_ persons taking this Medicine, will be . esteemed, by: a discerning: Public, as :an 4dvantagesel— dorn attainable and void of all ambiguity. . ..Also sold, by his' uppointinent, for the convenience of these living at a( - distianee at the Perfinner's,. No. 35, SA: . Alb'an's-street, ' ; the Toysi3Op, No. r ? 3, o x . ord-strect ; M. Disborough's, Nu. 7, Fish-street..hill Mr.' Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower. hill ; BaxteVs, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow_ - Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin ; an d' b y: one person in every considerable toWn'm Great itritainand Ireland, in Boxes of only as : , 9d. e4cO,:sealed, Op. with and plain directions, Whereby nersons er'.either s e x uLl y , cure themselves wit - di ease, sPee'd, secrecy, and sateiy: ,Every Box sold in . Great Britain, .sealed up with a s - t3naii,: on which, bY"favoittr Jr- the Cnfinnissioners is printed, at the Stamp Office- 4 ! T. Taylor, Bridge-street,"--to imitate which is F:luni; and ottic,s. a Ise Counzeztrirs. • - . ,;._ °7 • 7 'ON E II Nbi,E.). Fi)UNUS kEW,ARD,, POS 11..0 [GE,- • Fraty, i id; Aug. 'THOMAS RICHARDSON, a. Pers6n etrOloyed I L' in the inland Departs:wit &.1 Ogre, being month, sus. peeled of Whoever-shall Jpfrehend, or cattle him to be apprehended, will beentitled tOa Reivai:d of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS; to ke . pla on '.• He is about 34yeat of with light br6z.‘it hair, cut sh.ni, is stout made,. ..Oont' cfee c:r intkes in ' , eight, ,and has Ost,,cte!ooth in fhecentre of kis tt j pig?' a , w, parr if which•rem,tins, I lis qui,e Li He ‘ib.c f mde4 no the;ll),.ning n/ the ICt 6, ir vopposed ty have been dre.,..edin a coat: 3 tr%ref.ltiSw 7val eioth Li - eecLes ii la 7 , He is 'a Suttex'l.•iarr, w:-$•• Ir,:igho llp ' T 4,e - said rcy:AR i; sp N- r. in Lan..._ street,. i ‘ n ; in Sca.C:;al.inne, and in . Cf ibe aank-R41,13111: .sb9uld be keel in Iktyment, please to stop then and the Patty, and ,:krvi imme.;liatt Notice. Nto 3874 5 Aug. 41* 388?, 5 Aug, Ic9. tai 3R7.5 bitto to :03 L D;rto. ; to 3377 Ditto /to 3s.iSt Ditto ,C 3873 Pitt? Z . , be 38,.;3 Ditto. to 3879 Ditto: . , Allpz,crabie s t,74 , l Eq. or Tiky are hot :Acreped nOl Lvdnied, and cf,11,0? , .e,,i4 are aol o:egoc f hible, BY (-26 M Pi . clr.c iV4r t - ty's P,itniaster-Ge:zeral. FRANC IS FRERLING, Setrita,y. For SPRAINS, tt Ell MA TISM.S: t LH] kNS, &c. STEER';s OPOILDOC The mune " F. NeWbery, No; 45: St. Paul's," is engraved on the Stain!), round - the Wrapper ot . each:Bottle, .which, if carefully attended to by Purchases, will-preyetit their being unposed ti port by tne nurdenins Counterfets inTown and Country, to which its SULC:4'3 has given rise. TT is far superior to all other external Applica tioni in the Cure of Ilroises. - Sprains,.l<heini.ttisips, &c.- also in Cramps, or Numbness - , in • Stitthess and Iticak. rie;s of the loints; as well as in promoting yrcuiMion in the Limbs When in a paralytic state.: it is ,al,o the best remedy tar Ch.ilblaias. if dissolved in a spoOtt, and applied warm, and with a pkdget of lint well moistelzd with it, and ticil on , the part affectcd with a rag. it from its penetrating ~, tiality. of 4(41 - arable service In the ao.fictents local • complaints to which Florsez aid subject, dnd no stable-should be without it. - • - Sold . only I:l , leTrbery SorTs, No. St. Paul's", Cbur6u',Nirrd, four Door's tram the tornerpt,Clie3psii 4 e, Lon don, prrce.2.s. 6d. a gotile duty ar.{l, - by ap- Pourtment, by fTacon Co.'o 4.1 W-street ; lAlad G , Old tiond , strect ; Eayley and (.7) Cocksptir-street ; IVard, ?did dle-rovr, Hol&orn ; ,Raudatl, Royal ,Exclonge ; °key and Co. 1/0% , ClnirCir-yard ; Heirri. , -,•Corn("rr pt. LuJgate.stivct Clarke* and 136vviijr6 :Ind C., lictrottztl • i . ~ [Co.wiNued from Yeoeiday's Pa:er ' • The strait ,vvhicli separates the Island of Cayenne ' from alp main, is about a mile and, a half wide.-L-- Tht:re are but few villages on'the main. -Or : the chief are Synnarnari and Kellam: Ina. The latter place was' fixed upon for the residence Of the unrortunate - cievtit:s„ .priemts, and others, who were transported under the sanguinary decrees of the re 'oiutionary tyrants. kis a wretelied con sisting of a fi w. huts, or Indian ; karbets, in a. re- Mote desert Situation, surrounded .with almoSt im penetrable fgrests, and distatit'aboLlt• go ruileS frt';'m Cayenne. Fromthis' plitee the celebrated Senator. Barthelemi r Ex-Diretior Generals Pichegru; Wii tot, Rainal, and five others, made ther through 'the wood:4', to Surinam, in 1;9,9, fr:;rn whence they . got, to Liarbadoes, wher e rn. 4 y wrre furnished with - a passage to Europe I),t the Government. The celebrated Collet-iffir:rbois, well - ‘,knoWn iii the bloody annal,of the - revoltvinn for his cruelties and murders, died here when iry was taken. , ill,. the surgeon,' who was appointed to attend- the exiles . , asked what his complaint— " I have. a fever, and a, burning perwlration, f believe it well—You pergpire with guill and crimes.' Colioi turned trOni and burst into tears : he called on, G 941 anu the. lioly.Y.irgin •to• curtie:to his assistatice A soldier, to whom, at his arrival, he ' had preached his do . ..:trine of atheism and infidelity, appeoachectand asked him, -Why he invoked that ~ God and that Virgin, whom but-a. few. months be fore he had - .turned into i ? "Ali my . friend, My tongue belied My heart." And then added, God; M'y:God, dare I Still hope fo'r pardon ? Oh !- send the some cousqlation; send me some one who will tura aside my .eyes trqin, r the fire ,which cobjurneS me. 'Oh God my God : gram some . pe.,R:e and confort." The approach his. last Moments was dreadfUl ' and horrible, in the extLe.mc•-:''While d .ac priest Nat sent for, expired in dreadful ag !. tuy, voining ' blood, and every limb distorted; "Disczte Yusth? a tit moniti, et-non ter:were DivOs."-A-The dby (A" hiS termcpt was a holiday - , .The_negroes, who: were to bitry hint, anxious to get to their dances, scarce; • put him 'in the earth : his butly'bt . catne foOd tor :hogs, and birds of-prey. • Such. was the cod of a man .WllO . p9ssessed Many excellent qualities- , --weak, but ira.scible..to exc ess; • , get roes Without bbunds ; regaroing lorttinf. 3 • • •. a - si.ianch •Iriehtl,' hut '4'mo:it implacable enemy. The „.revoluoOu Was tUS rain ; lie meant td-exvizite — l l7iscrinies in some son, in the History of,hii t.ofe, which. he hegan,;' Lot his notes 1:Ju1.,.1 n'ot be-tc.)und atter his &nth.. • , . . . _ . : I'he garrison of City (tin t ' consists generally of • a-bout uidred regular troop's, which, with the , tiiiluia, wtig• 1,411) a torce.of 'about tift4e:4 Ifliftdred i72i., aro wider t.lievorwr.and.oF.... 01 . gov.ertl.cA. of totpliiisioiler;" who has tilt, chief . intlltacy, as \Feli, as Civil comilizfricr: ' 'The present cbdimisor),-. ii ite I.,celeurat4sl.General Victor 1 - 11.tzue4, :Iv itiO coin . ...,:in k.Li 1 -at Gna4aloupe• dlling,.the revolution, .3111 wk.? is Well knoWn -in the New World. s.. sl , :etch of ni3 •Lre may not be ttrienttn taining . . .' Victor Flugues-born ar Marseille,, In 'France . , i 3 about,t he middle age and size; ; rat her itiel . ..aing to, oe lusty ; his - whole appearance is u so expressiye,,:thif . hiS most intimate and beselliends dare not accost Jilin -without rear ; • his beliVy• Ordinary . tountent:ince e .pressei the feelings of his soap;,iiis round.,:heatill covered with short thick black hatr; I..vhielt standi in all direaions, like tlie serpents of Eumeni;les • it: - passion; "witch - t: his habitual feV'er; his . 6rge ti j .,i:i . :. iips,_the.§yat of iii;,initriour, lui!ke-yinf pot Wki) "Ont. 1 Ite'shouid ppeti them to speak ; his'to.i,ehead„covet,ed 4' ~„,it h wiii;kl;!,s,•r.ii;e s Or 10 , , , ,,'er, ini he„.ivy eye•brows i upon his'lare, hollow black eyes. .11 i*charier i,i ~ . T . i:•an incomprehensible mixture o f goo d and evi.t.••--,t-P. i ; is have, but a-liar to excess; •cruel ) yet' feeling ; pc , ..- lil::•, inconsi,stent and indiscreet.-; :i i ..ish,,:l„iut_puGiliarti • ' l' mutt . .; ; cit.-;:srso , :ie •:i.,•: cri:i ; •l;iir4 sk) . :tiol. : ls iini), craity, l. sometimes loy'al ; his - .heart hii t igs:iib oile iiiikt,ioh Law :maturity ; he,:carries.ev.ery 4.11;0 , 2 - to . ail 'eic;k.';:ls ; .. althongh o',. , j , .:..Cts.stfiks upon his s9 , 3l.itke....•ligheping, Yet . thii•y leave a struhg.warked, teriitiie : iinpresjoo,: I The reCognis;-S:inefit', even at the i , ..-y nionietit. wri( n 1 he oppi , ;sses it ; lie destroys• a feeble enemy ; h t ,• I , - re;weets,- . nay fei:irs, 'a : ..courits:eo..is ;.tilversarr,.k.weri though he' triumphs over-hi:la'; vetr;encd - has init.:6 him nlanf etterbies; he cosily foresees,' arid in : tr.:ides_ , . • 1 for eiriergenci..• , •... ambition, nva( : ice, Ahe tinnit '<if liowef, Tarnish lis virtues', influence all his tno%los, 1 and kit:wily tik-nr,sires y;ith lis . i•ei'y exiStei-:k:e ; ,r:‘ i iovesl4:,thing, y ! 'H - ies. for aothiiigo.Wil3 for ilOthim!?„ 1 but gold ; lie s-...t, so nlgh -a value on, this. ; 0:3:3-, 'iliough .he - alre?...!y has atitindiNce, that 1),, would 1 , vvisla . the.wry•aif. I - .-JbreatheS,'•tlie d'Ourisliffien't Ilb ; , I taltes,;:ind. the Cr' , , , iitl.s wivi.visit birri, - wi,. , re all co posed of goy: ; ..,! , tile ,:ti) ill .portiort6 he 1i,:,,5, ~ c-.i. i ii.. es! bt Cay:lnne,' Zn... 1 i',;(e - tliv 6 . f . ': of i4eneroshy ot :iie 1 !Pitrnai, , or of MlllfriZlate§,.';6attering 'Old titian i'Le ! 1 plants of Cisi,ca,•iod-aztle -and..retard the courlue‘frii-. These great and „irKing_paions aresosiaimi 1.4).• Em indefatigaye at dour ; a ticv-er-tensing . ac,tivify,.:. ; by enlightenea 'c':;.'.Ws ; aria•hieans 'alW:.-iys eel: lain W'l;iii oev,er t hey . .. - ri ay. be,. • . i\l-e . ither, •guilt.::64l';•errhie iln .- , I der him froLN employing b o;. h.otte, and Atut„otbeir ta • • 1 serve his' r tirrio`i,., tilougil l!e‘l , :. i iii - .li , illowvigt,4l..tt e7 I ritv,:e - between..thoen. Eier fe.,..Selui:a cleLay, he al ' ways lays!hokivi, the first' favou;ablB . !it.,•itn'7 , •,‘' . .,•1111, 1 ~.. otrers ; he_appears to honour 4! fi eiSHIArb it..11- o *. - -hol,;- evei', he (lily Vrotesst:s ma wardiK, , ~' , ;.- • - ... lie' has a strong, soundjudgrnent ; a t Mo,t yetenn ti-iu membi v ; ..he is a goodin'aill'e,:,3l.-selni,? 7 ,; l ' ; .',77'..-. I vcre a.:rttints• ; ,raor•,; an s equitable , ..-ztid vtlitighr t h. , il i jude; .yheii ne_ only listens t0,....44v,c. ~., . .,;)cit,o,,v. „ . ! td 1 ' hii kiiklerstilmit,ig ; an ekeel le n t inan. : i h . inlyc;:is!: : ,,of 1 danger alid eo, difficulty, vi , ileif lic'g`leiii'litii,mj.s•ein . " l ,t 1 i,s• retKaired. • A'*thoth the itibb;ttirits cAt.t..+trUila. , x <, „ . , VICTU.rI:I,I-IIVG-UFFic It; August I 4 , 189.• ..• T HE CbIIIOIS I SIPNEIiSfor PICTUALLING - ; His,illoitsty's Navy do hereby give biotice, That on Thies_. let t, the 2.2 d. 4.stant, they will be .really to • receive .Tenifet.s, in : . v riting(iealed ), and treat for svclrQuantities of lIISCU made from I,E MEAL, as the respeeliVe Manufaßtirers' o'fthat Article may think prcprt to tier, to be delivered is Two Months, 6y tret4ly Proportions,' into Piaui:ging Stores at Dr-ptjtid;"and to be j' aid far 6y Bilis;\taia4.tli with • !merest, iNtitteD,'D.:;j4 . ofli•r Pati. . Ihe C6niitions of the COltraFi may be seen at the Secrf.;.apys - • • -. •• ": Temlecjka.lesr iztantityOnn One . .Tkoz.qatid Bags 'will be adinitted. •-• .„. re, T a,d -.1.4115e ti. :1 to any Tender,in which the.l't ice noi k inst - tepl in no,rdrat length, or that-thall not.te delivered to the 1.10.1r9: ' epre o.le o'Cl4ti on, saidTmeiday, the zuelort:nt, nor unless the 1-,), , rsn niho vr..:kestl - Je Tendfei qr. ftoz Pei.ton on bit 6;11,4/I, % ricends, io„ansoi.er, n.411 - sen called Jer.